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Opinion and Editorial
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2008 election looking a lot like 1992
Opinion: The latest National Intelligence Estimate on Iran — suggesting that Mahmoud Ahmadinejad’s government
Election panel’s disarray is good news
Opinion: What if the country held an election and there was no one to make sure that candidates played by the
President Bush running out of villains
Opinion: WASHINGTON — It’s too bad they hanged Saddam Hussein. He made a great villain, and the White House
Bali conference could influence ’08 election
Opinion: American presidential campaigns often are changed by events in remote locales such as Davenport,
Only atheists object to Romney’s faith speech
Opinion: Atheists are the only people who appear to have been offended by Mitt Romney’s speech about his
“This is a big one. We’ve got a massive situation here and it’s probably going to
Opinion: “This is a big one. We’ve got a massive situation here and it’s probably going to be a week to 10
School funding proposal should prompt discussion
Opinion: We believe the word "admirable" used by Democratic Gov. Ted Strickland's spokesman to describe a public school funding proposal from a Republican legislator signifies appropriate caution.
“There was a courageous staff member who probably saved many lives here today.”
Opinion: “There was a courageous staff member who probably saved many lives here today.” Chief Richard
Upbeat Bush knows new strategy in Iraq working
Opinion: There’s a photo of Lyndon Johnson, alone at a conference table. The president’s chair is pushed
Looking for a better compass
Opinion: Looking for a better compass EDITOR: I would like to comment on an article in the Dec. 5
Bush battles facts — again
Opinion: President Bush just can’t catch a break. It seems like every time he tries to be bellicose, the
Chavez could be comeback kid in ’08
Opinion: While Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez suffered a huge defeat in the Dec. 2 referendum — independent
Homeownership no longer clear-cut
Opinion: Who owns your home? That seems like a pretty straightforward question. But the answer might not be
Unspoken religious test
Opinion: Scripps Howard: Mitt Romney was finally forced to give the speech he would rather not have
Arab press hypocritical in portrayal of U.S.
Opinion: Two recent incidents in or near the Middle East have highlighted a noxious bit of hypocrisy for